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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-20

NoIoague games afo scheduled Tor today Friday and
The only games Tor THIS week arc a. follows
Monday 80 gaues
Tcsdav-choagov. philadelphia al chicago. Detroit vs.
a-hIug Ton Detroit Indian t1s ~ BOSTON, Al lhdh
a,oils Pittsburg ". New fora, AZ tUsbuts.
Ustnssidg Pttibufg ~ NcW loiA AZ Flt-'plIgt m
Al In iauapnls chicago " fhIdlel
pl.n. At d. tr0t Washington. al Detroit
Thorg1ay hicacO philadelphia at chicago Detroit
Washington. az Detroit; Ptt-bIrg Va Nrw-l OK. Az
Pits1uig, tnilanap0lsv. Boston, at indianapolis
Irtfdv No games scheduled ,.. 49,
New York Al Detroit. indianapolis ~ Philadelphia a III
dianap Flttsburg vs Washington, at litsbhI6.
la the American Association the Eastern cns Will con
time % play with auO o. while thHr western ~ ~
viii battle themselves in the Wcst The games iOI
week are a. follows
Nonday Cincinnati ST. Louis at Cincinnati; Cleveland
Louisville Cleveland; Baltimore " Bt0klYu. hl fi
timorei Metropolitan Athletic. 1t So George staten
Island.
Tuesdav- metropolitan Athlete IT Ct George, staten
II, Brook W. at Baltimore; Cincinnati
II Ions at Cincinnati, Cleveland vs. Louisville AT
H,ir1siry METROPOLITAN VI. Athletic 81 George staten
Island. Baltimore BROOK yn al btlllil"" ih''h.'u ~
LOUIS Cincinnati, Cleveland W Louisville al C'oVo
land $3.50. ~. -- Co.,.
Thursdav- Metropolitan Brooklyn AZ - George staten
leland Baltimore ". Athletic at BALTIMORE: tiucIuna'i vs.
Louisville cincinnati, Cleveland vs. IT, LOUIS al 'lo'o
isnn ....-.
Island Baltimore Athletic al Eltim"re 'h'lh ati W.
Louisville Cincinnati Cleveland w. 81 Loni', al CIcVe-
Sofurday- Metropolitan Brookyn at 81 George Staen
Louisville At Cincinnati Cleveland vs. 81 Louis 1T Ceve
The Metropolitan and Athletic clubs will play again at 81
Gc,rke staten Island, TO-DAY.
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AprircAtIoN PROM NV CNloN LEAGUE cLrH-
Ur. rtroN'- 60 LoGY.

,prfroAtIoN PROM NV UNloN LEAGUE CLrB-
or. rtroN'~ rrLoGY.
fr-r NUM- cr of friends and associates vcrc present
.,r. nin,r.l of -ucalr Tou-cy the president of the
,r,rrlu Sew. Company. which wac yesterday after
..... ,f Dbl. hprr Nu 10 East Forty siNtl-st. The
.|....... of fhc American Ncw. Company were repre-
..,.IHf U.nry Dexter. solomon W. Johnson. samuel
. I...l Dcor., I o. son. " y. lauchcr amt Patrick
t.t.Il II.u u.c Union League club, OF which W.T.
.,f ra. fHr nly y,lr- member there was th' ioi-
.liou. G. - li-s. i VI Kcqu1. j. ". Howe
,t,.I 10 Lawson. ". %. Blake. j. Ianglon ward.
r.I.,fl Butler. t,ru. Bu.lcr. E. H. y. Whiting. l.. Il.
un.Il.e D. u Dluhrm. b. g. Wagner, q. Morris Jr,
a Nrn -luf,onrl. Jackson :. schultz. g.. J. Kenyon, T.
D. Ir,en Horace Barnard. w. @ Riddle, G. II. Blair,
81 ~ WnI,. Watson T. 'asc. Henry licrgh ana Ld"ard
wool Ihr GENERAL Attendance va- large ANA included
many gentleman connected with the society for tho
Prevention of u,y 10 Children and the society for tho
Prevention ~ cruelty 10 Animals. with which Mr.
rD.rt $500. i .o connected Among those present were
pr j. 10. bOwln-. John H. HhI' pi; HNdl' 1r3ISs
-tlfr G,u.-c ". Clark, Edmund eiophcnso"' E9b, Z
Bonnet tcphi- Iruurri Abraham Ndhcmdn, Johi
li,rkin. br j. ". Einncy and Edward H. spooner
Tr.nLl,n. william. Ncw-York; Charles, Clinton
corner. Duchess Co.. and Benjamin. Of SYRACUSE were
"f HE American. Ncw-l ork National and International
Ncvs companies, and the Ncw-lork Blank Book Com
Tie clergyman oficlatng The Rev Dr. Eaon. Of
The hurch the Irvine Paternity 10 which Mt Iols'y
belonged After reading the burial service pr E'i"h
delivered an appropriate ado ne t9nc'eh On u"
part which WI loi-cy pMitn "A,,o u" - 4. ri ia
crisis Where was our ir'ht men ne a@h'u. ~
Ing himself with the league FOR the Union; gathering
about himself and uniting win hn-.i '"c WI" 49,, ILL.,
Interested Ia I'll" plr-'IN hiioh OF thlS ''uHl? ~
,ho with al tenderness in their hearts 70 day ana All
forgiveness the " tc past are glad that thcy
stood shoulder {" shoulder lHr niN' 'Ir 70
defend their country and the Union when Goa h"u
Win regard 20 Nr. Tou.cys efforts as an Aholiton
Dr. Eaton said: II to-day they coid 'irnh' 'h't' """H
God Doe praised and cot hr thanked for our bcnc-
Il Ia, ,yi'h N.
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rHE CONTEST ~ THE SIXTEENTH DISTRICT

THE CONTEST ~ THE SIXTEENTH DISTRICT
Contrary to general expectation the Committee on Con-
tests Of the Republican County Committee Will not DO
ready 10 report Tuesday evening and there Will prob
ably hc no meeting ~ the Republican County Commute,
am that evening When the County committee ADJOURNED
II VIA, to meet At the Gull OF the chnrman Nothing IL
lost by the delay. The committee VIII adjourn Tor mo
uu.r "a soon AZ the officers elected The hearings
i'm tho cases OF all contested districts have been ;oSed
with the exception Of the NNIt ana II would nave peeh
IN that had not committee gwen Captain CTcEah i
great deal OF Indulgence. Two nights or the nearing
we're practically wasted because Captain Cregan was OUT
he and the latter was placed IN
An exceedingly embarrassing position. lie would nave
heen Justified in the secretary flshcr
Will have an opportunity tell why he paid no attention
10 its demand the enrolment sheets, poll DOCK ana
minute book i'm his possession, and how certain apparent
,rasilrrs have been made and names written IN mo
committee will probably close the hearing on Thursday
evening D., a.,
The LAWYERS for tho sitting members from the
yXIIId District have submitted to the Committee on Con
tests brief of In effect IL denies ali the ale
at,u- of the contestants AMI cOrrODOratcs tho evidence
submitted n Friday evening.
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r r. II. MACY g. 90.

to 6 1lr ncrs FSo N F E2 IS days with
Kate Barrii CBr Bel Barbados Il days. with
snsar 70 Brown l.ro- 8 Co vessel to Boyt Iucken {
with asphatum ITO RIDER vessel to scammcl Bros.
sugar to l. IeT.e p 1e. H'I1 y,tsey y win
ra b g I.h S Nf IT ego de CUBA Nay & SnS3tii
Bark BGsinnn Br Greene; Nucvitas Nav 20 with
10 Nose io,. vessel To J whitney 4 Co.
ter o Kn D SH..r Mp'S wSsg day' with p'
BARK Li.a Triton. Port ROYAL - days with phosphate
Gris Anne Blchciier ,tcGmau zaz 20 DAYS with cedar
and mahogany 10 f Adams CO. vessel to Jonas smith
r sc9r anne AM, Lori kendall Arn Agri 25 y r[3 ton
schr Kenso,t Curtis Sacua !. DAYS with mo.ses TO
Amsnck = Co. vessel to Miller { Iiousiton
.sUNsEr-N SANDY HOOK. wind moderate. :; cloudy.
Al Sly Island wind moderate :. cloudy.
Arrived Yesterday
Steamer Monte Rosa CBH. Thomoe shield. May 81 Dundee
on5 WI" Se ana ~ p9Sfnser' to simpson, spence
g, stSamer Dorian Br Mckeasue. Genoa May 90 LcshOrn
neaaetson Bros Arrived at the Bar at Ills pm''
mdse and IS passengers to cebaos Co. &rgyeGs
Bark CANCER Rolf CNor Evensou Bahia 50 davs. VITA
susar to German Bank Of Loadon ye,seto Benham Boy
scir Thos " Holder Nom Han Gonaive. II days with
os"ood TO hunhardt * Co vessel 10 q Brett son CO.
SAILED.
Steamers France FOR London brooklyn CITY Bristol chi
caso Hun Chlndernagor Mrseiles and BarceonE Ter;
port News. '''''e - '"''' ~"
BRISTOL Brig Endrick. II John. NIB.
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS
QUEENSTOWN, Juno 10 sailed. steamers Aurln1 ,Brl.
Hams and Wisconsin lBrl Bentley, from Liverpool hence
for New.YoTk
June lssailcd steamer Santiago (}r. Potter for
New York
AMSTERDAM June ls-Saicl steamer Schclam (Dtcn,
IOtitr, Tor New York
AXIwFRr, June is-sa!lei steamer Noorllaud tBo.l.
NCkels, fOrNew-lOrk
HAVANA June le-Salei steamer city OF Puobll Dcaken
from NJ ports hence for New-Nork.
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NENV.YnRK CITY.

The boly Of John Keho, found OF Pier yesterday
morning by Officer Dnsmore Keo lived at 40 As Green
wcst lie fell overheard while out rowing with several
friends last Wednesday.
1l. will Ice gala week at Ye Ode London Stree,e" on
Te.lav ami rdueSay queen Nctoras Jubilee will be eel
ebrlted In appropriate and Characteristic manner
chorus OF NIFTY voices la The quaint OLD costumes OF The six
tenth century will slug the British national anthem AMI
other patriotic songs llcrcAt the MAGICIAN VIII g'Ve
special entertainment. and there viii be other new ana
IA.
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WHAT IS CONC on TO-DAY.

Trial Of Jacob Sharp before Indigo Blrrett TO \ m
Jubilee Chorus rehearsal tropOltln opera Honse a. H.
Deems divorce suit Court OF Common Pleas:
Trial OF Fire Chief Nevns for larceny brooklyn.
Meeting survivors Of ism NcwI Ork state volunteers
No. SS Nassan-st. p. m. -
sale of the Pene du Bots collection. at Lcavitts.
Nagdalcnl Porn INQUEST. Coroucr's once, 10 A. m
Glass 81 College the city OF NewfoTk. prize speak
ing. Chickcring II all. : 80 p. M - 49,, . ~. .
m. " , otn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-20

what at sea over the race. asked my opinion OF ~;
/ told MN frankly that MARYLAND was 'chch anu
he Invested accordingly. I put my money on some
thing clsc and chuci!led Inwardly over what CON
sidcrcd Mr. Blanks discontinue. 49,. 1000,
Hyvbat do YOU think thought when that cursed
cripple fairly spreadea his field ana my holse
didn't even get place. Never mihd' III ge' e'0"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-20

soross held a delightful summer festival recently AZ
Glen Ridge j. the House of Miss sara Fuller one OF
tltr earlier the club Many members OF the
society came from Philadelphia Newburg and other places
adjacent 10 New York Fuller VIII shortly open her
place As a home fsr patients and suients OF neHclhr
Among those present MIRA Louise Thomas the pros
deTf Mrs Nomelia CLAMP MIS- Alma alder Johnston. Mrs
Anna Randall Diehl Mr. Macy Frost Ormsby Mrs scott
nrowu MIR. De IoKer Miss Allen Mss Archer and Mrs
de MoutaIgn Mrs Thomas the opening address ana
Mrs Ormsby original poem. Mrs Dichl and Mrs John
az nyty "a recitI
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HOME Ne VS..
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Hotel Brinsirfek-Sr Richard Musgrave, OF Fnglanf....
Holman HonseAlfred Mener l. Layeissiere ana SaptSn
Ponaparte and family. nm Arerus Hofsl-1ogan ".
Roots Arkansas and Aanson W Beard OF Massachusetts
Hetei-MajOr L. A. Burke, OF NewOreans
$500. Gflscy House-Hallet Kbourn, Of Washington
RossmOTs Hotsl-Judge J. J. Jack OF West Virginia
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rryrplL or PIUL F. ScHOKN

The funeral Of Paul Schocn held at his home, so
ga Park ave- $50 ye.tera the Rev Dr. Cooke
OF II bartholomew church officiating and the OraoriO So
cety chorus participating Further services were held at
m i'm the dining 81 the Aron Socctys club house
~ Ia II Marks Place where J. o. Uuudt an eN prcSd M
OF the soc ETY. delivered address LeolN mnd ptyed
5ir, and the Arou society Iutcger vitae aud Der
tbeuI Seukt Sch Lc.sc" Tie body WAS placed ON ctti
iouc In f ccutrc hall aud surrounded by l1rE"
uuner of floral Nil ~chocn prominent leia
otciUct for them master OF
ceremonies. The burial 40 Gre nwOOi Cemetery.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-20
SUNDAY BASEBALL AT RIDGEWOOD.
BROOKLYN DEFEATS THE INDIANS"

RECORDS OF THE GAMES IN THE LEAGUE AND
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Fully 10 600 followers OF baseball witnessed the game AT
Rdgevood Park l. L. yesterday between the Brooklyn ana
,,,ro,o,,on cubs The spectators uttered fierce war
vhoops whenever the Indians made good pav' me
early Iart OF the gamo finely played ana eHchg ny
the time the game hall over however loo.eu Hhc
yc,orv for BROOKLYN. Cuslmon did good work at first,
hut ms delivery was aed freely toward the close OF
the match Tie brooklyn through superior WORK
al The bat. The SCORE was IS losowsi
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ENTERPRISE ~ THE SANDWICH ISLANDS
W. H. Crossman. OF ". IL. Crossman a Brothers, NO.
II Broad st. who is interested in the shipping trade Of
In. sunlw lch Islnnhs. sail reccnllY:

Honolulu tho capital Of the Hawaiian Islands Las shown
enterprise making public improvements not eAccllcd in
Electricity lights streets and toe
phones be- found IN almost every dwelling rs wei as IN
her houses Elaborate water works have recently
and large shipment OF hydrants OF ' most
approved pattern have recently been sent from New- Ork
OF efficient and thoroughly organzcd vOun
eer IRE department when these hydrants are IN place tho
supply Afforded with the department 3
many fire engines trucb aRd equipments OF the latest and
best will make the facilities Tor fight.
ing nre that ~ CITY OF her size in the world and
will render impossible another holocaust such ~ vse her
ot long ago. all VI when quietly but steadily h
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-20
BEEcHkKs rrLrIr rILLED BY HIS NEPHEW

larger audience than usual attended Plymouth 'hnrch
vestoriav morning Charles L. stowe, a
Of M Becchcr aud only 0f Mrs Harriet Beechor
SW~ r ~t1gn - pastor OF the windsor Avenue 'Ongre
gatoua Clu 10 ln Hartford Conn He IL about thirty TX
wear. Of aye aud rcscm ance 10 his DISTINGUISHED
nce Ills features are small ani he below medium size
n sermon was upon the power OF Christ aui the 'ndu ing
nature OF IA, characteristics II was icau nom mahusoIpt
iu and NoXt Sunday The Rev samuel
scovlIe Mr Eeco hers son.in Law vii preach
yesterday that al! comnuucat"nN tcat
Ia the Temporary permanent supply Of the pulpit VIII
ie fece we'd by Frederic Mauvcl ~ so Maiden lane
M Marvel Of Plymouth Church. ami has lately been
chosen olrfk Of TIE Advisory Committee when u cmow.re
Ia IN The important matter OF Sc
curing pastor No definite action will be taken before
sepicmb"r , ,,,,, ,,,.,h an, srn,av
VIll be uaGo ~ hoon iOutt on thc Sounu II ~
the steamet Grand Republic when IL Hcchsou
10 carry s. 700 persons
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THE CAPTAIN LOST ovERB0lRD At SEA.

The ship Birnam wood arrived In port yesterday from
Iquiquc Peru In charge OF First Mate f. NJ Spencer Her
VOYAGE had occupied los DAYS and attended with hoavy
storms from the start, captain Gregory who
i'm charge of ship disappeared 1t MAS Thought that he
Ind fallen overheard HIS hat ioiung near tho
vessel and lowered hut trace ot him cou.9 o
found Captain Gregory lived IN II John, New Brunswch'
wa forty wear Oi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-20

ing ohlitcratcd AMI substantial brick and Stone buildings
TAX me- the place 81 the burned wooden sAantleS
Every carried ont 10 III" states s Watched
and whatever seems desirable - her CITIZENS
merchants ~ adopted sooner or
later the advantage OF our Manufacturers from WAo sup
ff..a ara mir
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-20
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, MONDAY JUNE 20, 1887

10 participate n the spectacle of the Fall OF Babylon The
boats crowded with passengers that the AM
mails could until after O'clock when the
crowds dwinde The passengers crowded atonhu
the elephants and fed candies and cakes While they
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-20
o,p.vrv ROW AROUND THE ISLAND.

YESTERDAY was unusually quiet with the Harlem RIVER
oarsmen - the racing OF the clubs AT present doing
little practice work eight Dared barge crew from tho
Nonparei club cncrced ISLAND IN Its boat The olTsm'
encountered a -cawanhaAa similar trip [ScvtiAl
Attempted 10 cross the soma bui
were nllod with Tie breakers and put back.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-20

BLHPHA MIS- AND CANELS on A FERRY BOAT
Three OF Forcpaughs big elephants and several cames
and donkevs attracted large crowd yesterday afternoon as
they being taken Staten Island where hey are
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-20
MARINE INIELLfGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Today.
sunrse, "a 80 Moon rlss 3jS Mool'slg,. -
NIGH WATER.
l. M-saniy Hook 6jl GOV. Tsrd GjS lIcll Gats s42
P.M-Sandy Hook. 200 Gov. Is9d iOS iel Ha1e. o'o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-20

PICKING TFCLLWS 10 IHE RiHWAT MYSTERY
Chef Of Police rookcr. Of Railway, has stated that
two thoroughly responsible citizens OF Railway lave
come to him and declared that they were in the com
auy of Ca-per -tromhach who has confessed hIm.o u
10 be the Railway murderer, and who Is now IA jan
ia lllnoia The men ia question say that they can
identify the man Strombacli, and their services will
certainly De brought into use soon ~ Detective
Keron arrive. home with his prisoner Chief Tooker
refuses to Sc the name. Of the citizens but says that
thcg are PERFECTLY Trustworthy men.
The police are more cOnilGcnt now that the true
murderer has been found Strombach says In his
confession that he Knocked the woman sensecss With
"A club b.rorc he cut her throat, which tends To lend
credcncc to bis conie--ion the corouers inquest
the tact was brought that her skull fractured
from a hoaY, blow. Detective Keron will not the
TELEGRAPH at al, during his VISIT to Illinois but will
conduct tho entire b. letters letwecn himself and
Chief icchcr
Another mf ortaut clow came to light yesterday
The rooster ha'ched from one OF the eggs in the
Victims basket has been the posscsziOu OF Officer
Conper, AID is now large enough 10 show its br aed
Onicilv the whole vicinity has been searched tor
chicken, of a similar breed. None were found in the
town or county The chicken IL an English LcghOrn
of a rare variety. To-day = nan whose name II At
present withheld by the police WAS found Who has
some chickens like the rooster IN question. II r.
known tat hr is the only person Tor miles around who
owns this kind OF chickens. and IN connection with
the ac- the police consider this an Important find
for them. Detective kcrOn will be heard from to-
morrow The rooster will b.. exhibited at the State
Fair at WaScry next fall. man III town today
contracted tor the OF the rooster at the iair.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-20


Canon WIU,lf,fc. thr celebrated L. si' ''rrl man.
spoA, u CHoAcung ua. y'-tcrday Afternoon on tenn
rcfarcc Tie u,DfIne Was ltl under rlh auspices Of
lur National Itnler tlcc -u,lff s'4 90" i"F Hi be
scat benz occupied and many stood duln~ ~ entire
service ur IaNuasc opened ne meeting WIN -h"i'
address DO which Dee f'frrri iu glowing tcrm' - cue
rsofs ~ Che tciurriau'" hd'", ave IN" 'i'" 10
canon Wnhrrfo,cc himself When tie latter arose 20
-utah he lnnAtd pale and worn, ana 30 "H' Wa sur
-c to hear from, 4im au apology foy thc ,nortncss of
SID. maj fnc v, r and enthusiastic reception that h,
. rt, m Inn, in tiI. co.ntrs had pushed him on To
uo strain. Tie subject "I his d''"Ii'r was 'o'l,l
Temperance. WIN D hc d"-,f and '"ni""l'd WIN
.Irat ,Iuqutucc. he wts frequently app. cd AMI
wa- compelled a. Intervals 10 Stop speaking Ihl ihe,e
denominations Of approval hpi ccu't lie said
hence and be- wanted every temperance
worker to take the motto of General Grant
Nat title by which Do was oiicn called uht! lot"I an
sflcurr -Iod be- universal IL" Appealed I" ms hearers
'' 9 & ,o is o ''f r H Because nn.crp
ulou- p,duci,ns wouA u-e II for means to further
tHc Hon 90 ~ Lords has many mrnhcr. VINO ne ne
wealthy by manufacturing alcoholic sIrii' AMI
selling them al an il.eth rate lie was iid - SPEAK
leo tue people cot New ron, city because when ne dl 40
hc was speaking o. America and when lie spoke 10
America be spoke q" The whole world Ih'fe are d'it
pouring into tlI7 ro tnfy th"u-tnu- WHO came i"hl h
part. 90. Europe Ior u1e thcy linecr in their National
colonies. t.c German. italian or Iri~u hui before long
the. separate anil lr e-fri u thc great National
stomach" The mn Irnrr he Thought mat was eIeri'i
over tA,u has very powerful eject ioE good or DiI
lt. fb. ,,rl. lu iii COMMITTEES from which they came
he sad, the iu would become ritcrelln dc,poism ana
slavery wor," than thai ofa century axe" HE eyes 81
rpc here -ilud make il 80 future TIC success That u
la bern 10 t4r past lie touchcd lightly on the high
hut diI NOT believe 10 licensing wrun- Al the con
c.,n of DTS address De exhibited cards ON which We,
,b,n s,nc IN ms country and there was large adj
dlilou 10 the list yesterday for many signed them
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Announcements

EPUEPSY.-A near and dear one, as well a3
friends having been curet in such wonderful
Will for humantys sake make known 10 am oAe
calling addressing me.
MRS. j. {. DRcKRR 2js West 10Th it, New.York.
HENRY A. DANIELS. VI. D.,
1853 West B3d 81.
Uours-s 10 ~ 5to7 Diseases OF tina Nervous SYSTEM
Gonto- II rlnary o. gaus. ImpOteuce AMI ,taritg
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-20
DRESS FABRICS

WE HAVE A MOST COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF
ALL THE DESIRABLE LIGHT WEIGHT TISsUES
IMPORTED THIS SEASON, VIZ. GAUZE SERGE.
ALBATROSs, FRENCH BUNTING. BYOYAIsE
NUNS YELLING, TANIIsE CLAIRETrE. CREPE
EUGENE, JERSEY CLOTH SILK GRENADINES, &c.
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800 PIECES OF
SUMMER SILKS

IN CHECKS AND STRIPES AT Acc, soc AND Car
SUPERIOR QUALITY PLAIN PONGEE AT SIS 90 PEP
PIECE OF ABOUT 90 YARDS; REDUCED FROM ~
SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF RICH eros GRAINS
SATIN RIIADAMES FABLE FRANCHISE Ayn
SIJRAHS, EMBRACING ALL THE DESIRABLE
SHADES, AT OUR WELL KNOWN Low PRICES
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-20

PRINTED CHINA SILKS. PRINTED PONGEE SILKS.
Iosr or THESE GOODS ARE - INCHES WIDE.
EXTRA HEAVY QUALITY AND COST II PEB
lard To IMPORT; OUR PRICE, SOC. PER YARD.
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II COLORED
DRESS GOODS.

WE HAVE MARKED DOWN SEVERAL STYLES
OF OUR NOVELTY AND COMBINATION SCITIYGs
TO ABOUT ONE-HALF FORMER PRICES. OUR
DEPARTMENT OF WASH FABRICS Is WELL
STOCKED WITH EVERY CHOICE AND DESIRABLE
PATTERN AND AT LOWEST PRICES.
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4 FULL STOCK OF
LAWN TENNIS,

CROQUET. CHILDREN'S VELOCIPEDES AND TRn
CYCLES AT VERY Low PRICES
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tap. III. TO day at the weigh

Tue. an. tbc Wi. ht. for the Turf nurdlc Stakes
~ -.-.cnLh mo no uIu-Llm-u- lur y nI1-IoN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-20

Only fow more games remain uudec dcd iu Ito Iui"'o
legi.te pennant Yale VIII probably win "..ily AL
the club has two more battle. Win thc heiF"Ih
Loys The record o. date a. follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-20

Winner To be- sold Tot
g.. UOu .........
Non winner 81 % race
OF - 900 Ia ls-1 -
lssl ........
Gf~l 90 .....-.....
5000 ............
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-20

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ISLAND, YONKERS AND INTERMEDIATE POINTS
FREE OF CHARGE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-20

Thiee -Four Five and
Years O'd Years Ola. JpwsrH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-20
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s3 50 AND 81 "a. THESE SUITS ARE ALL WOOL,
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s6I3 AND 81 20, REDUCED FROM 81, - AND
50.
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his ESTABLISHMENT WILL CLOSE or SATUR-
DAYS, DURING JULY AND AUGUST. AT ii
O'CLOCK NOON.